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Newspaper
Ione Proclaimer
Location
Ione, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1909
Page
4
The Ione Proclaimer, edited and published by J. B. Ward, appears weekly in Ione Oregon. Subscription rate is 81.60 per year and the paper is entered at the Ione post office as second class matter.
The clipping lists Branch Line and Main Link departures and arrivals with times for The Branch Line leaves Lone at 8 00 am and arrives Junction 10 25 am. Heavens lines arrive Hopner 4 15 pm. Main Link westbound leaves Junction 10 45 am and eastbound leaves Junction 1 16 pm. C J Pennington, Agent.
Readers are urged to focus on their own county fair in Weldonton this September amid chatter about Seattle and Qreton State fairs. The piece notes earlier delays and hints at growing interest in exhibits this year with ongoing attendance and competition discussions.
The text warns of many new residents arriving to take over the Woolery estate within sixty days. Buyers must open the land for settlement, highlighting financial urgency and potential town tensions. It urges unity, cleanup, and community dinner to show locals’ good will and cooperation.
Tuesday evening the City Council passed an ordinance prohibiting minors from entering the Pastimes, with penalties including imprisonment in the calaboose. The measure aims to curb young men from drinking, urging establishment of a room and gymnasium soon to aid Christian work and provide a wholesome outlet.
Last Monday marked the 79th birthday of Mr Alex Young, a long-time resident, celebrated with a fine dinner hosted by his wife. Mrs Young noted her 66th birthday on the 4th while Mrs Keller prepared a second feast for herself on the 6th, joined by Mr and Mrs Young.
City Council in regular session adjourned after approving minutes and first reading of ordinance No. 68. Ex-city engineer Coner presented a bill for F080 which was refused for leaving work without permission, causing another to be hired. Warrant for supplies for F1915 approved. Recorder CJ Penutinghon filed the record.
The article narrates Chas Reed rallying local youths to harvest alfalfa, stating he organized a crew of five young workers including Charlie Pennigeton Gerald Rice Marley Boorry and Jesse Dobyns. They labored with gloves and practical clothing, returned at noon with earnings and a sense of duty, admired for their diligence.
The administratrix of J. A. Woolery's estate will sell real property on Monday August 9 1900 at 10 am at C Woodson's office in Heppner Morrow County Oregon. Sale details to be provided at the office.
A court ordered private sale of numerous described tracts in Morrow County Oregon. The property includes extensive Lot and Section coordinates across Townships 1 and 2 North, Ranges 23 to 27 East Willamette Meridian, plus portions in lone, Oregon and Willams additions. Bids are to be received for cash or secured terms, with confirmation by the County Court.
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